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An open-hardware Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W computer designed to fit inside an unmodified mint tin, with a 53-key keyboard and 2.8-inch screen.
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Ne Faccio 40 Festa Festa: Matteo Picciau’s Rock-Star Birthday
A rock-themed 40th-birthday invitation for Matteo Picciau in Pirri, with an RSVP, music choices, party games, and a photo gallery.
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Osservatorio Trasparenza Digitale: a watchdog for exposed public records
osservatoriotrasparenzadigitale.com
An Italian project that checks public-sector documents for personal data that may have been published by mistake, then reports findings to the responsible organization for free.
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Péncum Wolof makes language and culture a five-stop journey
A French-language hub for learning Wolof and exploring Wolof culture through short lessons, a dictionary, comics, tales, and proverbs.
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Placebo Markets’ fictional trading floor
A practice market recreates the feel of trading futures, stocks, commodities, and crypto without real money.
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Podium: open-source firmware for the Snowsky Echo
Podium replaces the full-size Snowsky Echo’s firmware with an iPod-style music player, including Cover Flow, playlists, Bluetooth headphone support and a library built on the device.
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Pubwork keeps old Publisher files in play
A browser-based editor for opening and changing Microsoft Publisher (.pub) files, with options to save them in other formats.
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Punkware: practical utilities, no kidding
An independent collection of small, free Windows tools for games, keyboards, and Twitch streaming.
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Rabblings: Marching Orders
A free, 16-bit-style strategy game where you direct goblins, frogs, imps and other tiny troops, build maps, or sabotage a friend.
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Radar Boi watches the cattle auction
A cattle-auction tracker that ranks nearby lots by price per arroba, checks animal color, and sends updates through WhatsApp.
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RigVoyage: well-control training and rig simulators
A platform for rig crews combining drilling simulators, well-control exam preparation, offshore training, and crew profiles for recruiters.
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Rummanah’s made-to-order crochet studio
An Istanbul crochet artist takes custom requests for dolls, gifts, bags, flowers, and other handmade pieces.
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Runway View Lab: Approach & Flare
A browser-based teaching simulation for exploring how approach angle, control inputs, wind, and aircraft motion affect runway views and touchdown.
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Saakshi, the calculator with a witness
Saakshi presents a calculator-disguised recording and file-verification tool intended to help preserve evidence of violence.
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A field guide to Malta’s blue
Saltwater Malta maps dive sites, kayak routes, snorkelling spots and sea caves across Malta, Gozo and Comino, with coastal forecasts and trip-planning features.
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Salvage War makes falling orbital wreckage the RTS objective
A Command & Conquer-style single-player RTS with two campaigns and skirmish, built around a fictional war over debris falling from orbit.
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Sarvin Eshaghi’s games about place
A game designer and PhD researcher’s portfolio of cultural-site games, production work, and research on heritage and civic data.
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Science Fenns turns everyday questions into lessons
A character-led science-learning site organizes short lessons, experiments, stories, games, books, videos, and a machine-building workshop for kids.
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Where We Felt Welcome: a Black family’s travel field guide
The Scott family offers a free, email-delivered guide to ten countries where they felt welcome, with travel notes and a before-you-go checklist.
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One Rope, One Lineage
An interactive Chinese-language guide to the Xibei Sili Mama family-rope tradition, with a rope-building simulation, cultural history, and digital keepsake maker.
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A forecast map for science’s next crossings
Singularity maps scientific fields and forecasts which research methods may cross into new areas.
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Sluggish puts a slow-Mac diagnosis in the menu bar
A Mac utility that names a likely cause of sluggish performance and suggests one fix at a time.
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The *ssh hole: when a failed password check looked like a match
A sourced, illustrated explainer traces a security flaw involving OpenSSH, musl Linux, and passwords longer than 256 bytes.
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Still Hall, a quiet room shared through the screen
A free online space for sitting quietly alongside strangers, with simple rituals, ambient sound, and optional group sessions.